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The Würth #8 x 1" Pan Head Hinge and Drawer Slide Installation Screw is built for mounting European cup hinges, drawer slides, and other cabinet hardware to cabinet panels. The 1-inch length provides solid thread engagement through standard mounting plates and into 3/4-inch panel stock without over-penetrating the back face.
At 1 inch, this screw is sized for mounting hardware onto 3/4-inch cabinet panels. It threads far enough into the panel to hold the mounting plate securely without punching through a finished interior face. That makes it a reliable choice for installing European concealed hinges on cabinet doors, attaching side-mount drawer slide brackets to cabinet sides, and fastening undermount slide components to the bottom rail of a face-frame cabinet. In production environments where dozens of hinges and slides are mounted in a single shift, a screw that starts fast and seats consistently at the right depth saves measurable time per case.
The pan head profile is the right geometry for hardware mounting. It bears flat against the surface of a hinge plate or slide bracket, spreading the clamping load without pulling down into the panel the way a countersunk head would. The #2 Phillips drive is the standard in most cabinet shops, compatible with the bits already loaded in cordless drivers and cabinet installation guns. Zinc plating keeps the screw protected in the dry, enclosed environment of a finished cabinet interior. This is an indoor fastener designed for that environment.
Cabinet installers, finish carpenters, and production cabinet shops all encounter the same practical question: which screw goes in the hardware mounting holes. For European hinges and drawer slides installed in plywood, MDF, or particleboard cabinets, this is that screw. The Type 17 Auger point starts without wandering and clears material efficiently as it drives, which matters when you are repeating the same motion across an entire kitchen's worth of hardware. The coarse thread provides strong pull-out resistance in engineered panel substrates, keeping hinges and slides firmly anchored through years of daily use.
Hinge plates and drawer slide brackets have pre-formed holes with flat bearing surfaces, not countersinks. A pan head sits flat on that surface and clamps the hardware to the panel. A flat head would wedge into the hardware hole and could crack the mounting plate or drive past the intended seating depth.
Yes. The coarse thread and Type 17 Auger point are both well suited to particleboard and MDF. Coarse threads grip the fiber matrix of engineered panels more effectively than fine threads in this substrate.
For most hardware mounting applications on 3/4-inch stock, 1 inch provides sufficient thread engagement through the mounting plate and into the panel without breaking through the opposite face. If your panels are thinner or the hardware plate is unusually thick, check the combined stack-up before selecting this length.
No. The pan head on this screw does not have nibs. Nibs are a flat-head feature that mills a countersink as the screw seats. A pan head bears on the surface, so nibs are neither needed nor present.
This screw is designed for hardware mounting, not face-frame joinery. For face-frame work, a pocket-hole or face-frame screw with the correct head style and thread for the stock species is the better choice.
A 1,000-count box of the right installation screw means fewer interruptions, consistent results across every hinge and slide in the cabinet run, and hardware that stays put through the life of the installation.
Sold In: 1000 Each
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Sold in: 10 Each |  WW614176461 Mfr# 0614176461005 10 | #2 x 1" Phillips Drive Insert Bit (10/Bag) |